Many people agree that Rolls-Royces look best in black. But some tuning companies think differently. Two of these are Mansory, which is still working on its version, and Keyvany, a tuner known for making bold changes to luxury cars.
Now, Keyvany has added the Rolls-Royce Spectre to their lineup. The Spectre is a high-end, all-electric grand tourer. Keyvany gave it a body kit with new parts like a front apron, a rear diffuser, a hood, and other small details.
Fake Exhaust Tips on an Electric Rolls-Royce
It looks like Keyvany forgot that the Spectre is an electric car. Their sketches, shared on social media, show it with exhaust tips. Since EVs don't need exhausts, these are purely for show. They may have intentionally added them to the design, but it still looks strange and unnecessary.
Big Wheels and Bright Colors for the Spectre
No tuned car is complete without big wheels, and Keyvany included them. The Spectre rides on large, multi-spoke alloy wheels in different colors.
In Keyvany’s official renderings, the Spectre appears in many shades, including two-tone color schemes and pinstripes. This shows buyers can personalize their Spectre even more if they want to.
You Can Already Order the Parts
At first, the project may not be finished yet. But that's not true. Keyvany says the parts are ready to order now.
We checked their website hoping to find prices, but there is no mention of the Spectre yet. So, if you want Keyvany to customize your Rolls-Royce, you'll need to contact them directly for a quote.
No Extra Power, But Still Fast
Keyvany usually doesn’t boost engine power, and that’s the case here too. But the Rolls-Royce Spectre is already very quick, even without tuning.
This luxury EV weighs about 6,600 pounds (around 3 tons) but can still sprint from 0 to 60 mph (97 kph) in just 4.5 seconds.
The Spectre’s dual electric motors deliver 567 horsepower and 664 lb-ft (900 Nm) of torque. Even though it’s not a super sports car, it offers strong performance for a big luxury ride.
Long Range and High Price
The Rolls-Royce Spectre isn’t built for racing across continents but offers a good driving range. A fully charged battery can take about 320 miles (515 kilometers).
In the U.S., the Spectre starts at around $400,000. So, if you want to stand out with Keyvany's bold customizations, be ready to spend even more.
